ChromeOS has been including capabilities to convey it up to the mark with different working programs for…effectively, for so long as Google has been engaged on it, which is about 12 years now. The newest replace could be of specific curiosity to anybody who switches between a Chromebook and different gadgets often. It enables you to change the keyboard shortcuts and mouse buttons to your liking.

The change to the discharge construct of ChromeOS was introduced on Google’s Chromebook support page, noticed by The Verge. ChromeOS model M123 is the one you’re on the lookout for, which ought to be accessible to obtain and set up on all presently updating Chromebooks. The choices for modifications are within the Settings menu, underneath Device>Keyboard>Customize Keyboard Keys and Device>Mouse>Customize mouse buttons.

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Trying out the brand new system for myself, it looks as if an effective way to adapt some non-standard keyboards to a tool that doesn’t have one (like my poor maligned Pixel Slate), or for adjusting to some of the eccentricities of Chromebook design, just like the Search button changing Caps Lock. The replace for the mouse is particularly handy for my Razer Naga and its many thumb buttons, which ChromeOS acknowledged instantly (above). Neat.